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Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
DIkD.
III ED.
ALfXANDER-Op the Goth inst, On

ALf An DER-On the Goth inst, Charles
Alexander, Fg d 81 cara.
Relatives And friends OF the family
are respectfully invited TO attend Bis
funeral from the Ies!doLos OF his son in.law.
John Mse u!re, TatnaN street, on Friday
afternoon. : ervl06s ct the house at 2.3O. IL
tefment at AsDury burial ground.
EyEs.-Cn ,ober 2sth, 1897, at the resi-.
del o, sf her son, ALEXANDER =. Evee, NJ
Adams stfest Elizabeth r., widow oi the
late SpeIc Ger ID. Eves.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN.
vited 10 attend her funeral iou her IsIo
residence, q adams street, oa Friday, tn Q
18th inst, at 2p. N. Services at the hou,o.
lntermt mt az Wilmington and BrsndyWiue
cemetery.
MO Non the 2,th of Cc'ob.r, Lizzie X.
wife OF Lliswouh l.. hoen, In $40 10Th
year OF her age.
helativos and friendf are resp sotfuily In
y,ted TO attend her ;unnai 10 n the resi-.
deuce OF hsr sister. lse. I.s Esst seventh
street, on Satu' day morn.pg ~ clio ~
sharp. 70 proceed to ohaIiests~n, U,c
Cosn.y, MD.
asleep in Iesus. Oh how swes',
Gone frUn IN Eoilt Of caro-
To iois OF Trends gone be ore,
Go on, wei. NEST you there.
KoOLAFFEKrY-- II n the 18th inst John
Nicola iierty, AGED 81 years.
hoIRtlves thu friends arc respectfully In
yited to atteId his funeral hum the ree,-
deDcs o his nether, Dnf font's Upper bangS,
on FIidiy, tho ztsn Inst ut oc.ocs n. ia
High Mas at 81. J,ssph's ohulcn. later
ment at 50. Josspn's ceEletery.
M VI RS.-Cn The 2eth inst, Henry Myers
az, d 60 years.
hels ives nd friends are respectfully IL
viteo TO attend his fnnei al rrvn Ills iato
resi1tl cs, NO. sOl JET :r,UR street., on a,ur-
day attSIpoon. Services ct tho nouse al !
o'c'ocE. lnIerment at Uid Swdtes' come
tefy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Al the upefa Aouse,

ThiS evsuinS the charming souhreite
Miss Kate Catt!etOn viii appear ~ the
Opera House In the comedy Crazy
Patch, which is flied with fan irem
the con met GENE Mt to ;hs close.
To mortos uisht, and Also ON sa,ur
day nigst, Oar Jonathan" u comedy
drama, will be presented by Ysnkte
Moore ard Niss Bella FlviSn, This
play bss veil developed plot and 10
fillrd With fur. The CON pany is sstd to
be first class in every respect To NOR.
row the teo Thousand doi.ar challenge
dude bald witl make 8 street psrsde.
Every member oftL!s celebrated band
il dresEt as dude and ears o b.oucc
wig.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
a roueling Reminder.

At Athcryille, y. c., an in ,iyidua'
whose name is not given, was arraigneo
before a magistrate Tor defaciDg IL a
small way President Cleyeland's pr.va {
car. He plead gully aud further stated
he did not intend to Violate the law or &c
offer insult or injury 70 the President
said he came from south Carolina special
ly to see him; that he was democrat
and that his tather was as good a demo
crat as lived in spartanburg county, and
having failed to get good look at the
President he wanted chip oil his car to
remember him by. The judgment ot the
court was In these words. 1T is aojudg
ed by The court that the defendant pay q
fine Of q In order that he may more ieel
nRly and teuuerly remembtr the President
aud his beautiful vile, and at the same
time aid the school fund OF Buucombt
county
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Prss,dent MiIIinma.

Pretidths Thomas N. Williams, Of
Warrington COLLEGE, ,Chestsrtswn, Md. i,
WAS In the city yasn rday afternoon, 400
called at tbs REPUBLICAN ollie. Mr.
William xssumed the duties OF presi.
dent about one month ago. ard already
has t2 students. aod also orRaLizsd N
preparatory class Of 80 scholars. This
class IL intended rs o link between lhe
sohoo.s and the college, and will no
ioubt prove very importsnt and nss.
nj addition. The board of governors
and visitors viii meet next week 70
elect . principal for this department.
Professor Williams Is o competent In
tuuc;or, and Washington College is
fortunate in having tecurd hts SCI.
vicer. LAst evening ha delivered su in.
teresting lecture before tie Teachers'
institute, now in session NJ Middle :
town.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
a Nssseus, Thsnk nksgivins.

The following proclamation has been
issued by President Cleveland:
The goodness and the mercy OF God
which have followed the American
people during all the days OF the past
year claim the grateful recognition and
humble acknowledgement BY Hts ON.
nipotent power He has pre- ctected US from
" ar and pee Hence and from every ma
tioual calamity; by His gracious favtr
the earth has yielded generous return
TO the labor Of the husbanGman and every
path of honest to has led TO comfort and
conten,ment; by His loving kindness the
hearts OF our people have been replenished
with fraternal sentiment and patriotic en-
desvor, and by His une,ring guidance we
have been q rected In the way OF national
prosperity. To the end that we may. with
one accord testify our gratitude for al
these blessings |, Grover Cleveland
President OF the United States do hereby
designate and set apart Thursday, the
twenty fourth day OF November next, n
a day Of Thanksgiving and Pray r 10 b
observed by all the people OF the land
On tnat day let all secular work and EN-
ploy yment be suspended, and let ouI
people assemble in their accustomed
places OF worship and, with prayer ant
songs of praise, give thanks TO our Heaven
ly Father ior all that he has done for us
while We humbly implore the forgiveness
OF our sins and a continuance Of Hi
mercy. Let families and kindred be re
united on that day; and let their hearts
filed with kindly cheer and affectionat'
remiDiscence. be turned in thankfulnesi
to the source of al their pleasures and
the giyer OF all that makes the day glsC
and joyous. Aid In the midst OF OF
worship and our happiness let us reinem
Der the poor, the needy aud the uniortu
nate, and by our gifts OF charity and read
benevolence let US increase the numte
Of those who with Qra eiul hearts shal
join in our Thanksgiving.
In witness whereof have set my ham
and caused theseal OF the United States L
he hereuntu affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington thi
| fifty day Of October, in the year oi ou
Lord one thousand eight hundred an
Gig hty-tevtn and of the Independence c
the United States the one hundred an
twelfth.
By the President: GROVER CLEvFLASp.
Thomas +. BAYARp, Secretary OF Stat'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Inorsesed Representative,
Iconn UsIoATsp I

II is most pleading facs 70 oil friends
OF . change In our present constitution
10 know tbst the iesus IL Of q nor.
partisan chsrsctes when asknowledRed
leaders OF each OF tho great parties in
this State, viz: MsssIs Loie, Mad i.
Gray, HiRRibs, Bstes. Massey, Robin.
son, 6mitben and others meet on the
same platform, snd advocate tie same
common cause. the fsot 10 fully proven
thst there are no politics In this great
reform movement, II Ia vex populi.
The strongest opposition TO radical
change In our present organic Laws
comes from the t9o lower counties, aud
10 caused BY the Impression that n New
Castle shou'd, By such changes ~ are
PROPOSED In new constitution, acquire
full representation according TO her
population, that ever after she would
control the entire StstA, and make apy
and sll laws she tAv at In her In !erest,
especially the city OF wilminstop
Now at casuAl glance a. tho sii ualion
it does loOt - II they had some wall d
grounds for such oonclusions.
To dissipste oil suoh fears aAd antici.
pauons l would bumtly suggest ths'
all true friepds Of reform apnoupt g
from theirspeskers' stands and tb roug
The press that they Will not ask for nor
ever clam full representation accord.
ing 10 population for New Ca.tle
County only IN oc houss OF the Gauerl,
Assem- bly, the one so called the House
OF Representatives NV com posed OF 81
members Let the Senate, now com
posed OF nine members (three
from each county) remain n,
it is, and In the future II ever
any miscbievous legislation that
would be detrimental 10 the interest OF
the two lower counties. emauate 10 the
House Of RapIesr srntativss and p,ss tha,
body by the preponderauce Of Nsx
Castle County's representatives. Il
could easily be chscs ed or killed In tb,
Senate, as the lower coun ties In thai
0ocy would have six out Of the nip,
members. II this was fully underatood
to be the outcome Of the change, / au
snre the vote for q constitution mex
Tuesday would be increased by ra,y
hundreds
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Fifth Edition
Nsw Castle Prs.ns.-

A. Yesterdays session :,
en.c,.s o, New Cast e, Messr.s u RI.sp 1as sp'atyd
between Rev. J T y The ,rl.,
Church Church at Lewes, were Ss.sd, S'..sl,. ND
nna ;an accepted. They were ,',us vs,' were u|
~ ,ng, n,,, ihe Rev. J. NJ. Rt"h,s.s,ac 'g's s,ac0u3
employed napny in m ssionafy WOW sla y wv
ardson, has been workjnS 1o,s NJ d
Srea Srsp people of South ca,"'a1s.t cS'uG1s tas
synod, . "a Of Baltimore ne, tarT''a. srs
A. a. = S. 30 Tue,day evening. .' 15a r.. Ip'g.'I p
hamilton n..anI read the second "r n.,,, st'
prayer was W. made by the pIs.a, VI.
Iiyered by DR. J. 4 smith In W va wa
rs text was taken from, ~ ~ ',lta ,M
Eighty two delegates apsSs,., we, AlA I.
nsmes' when roll was call, a .,,.. y
mo mon; h Or: yallandighsum'' 'si srt1' Ss
the Rev. J. II N xon, i. d =, ISSl' %a
Ton, who was elected moder,,'.u ~, "un
Rev. Mr.. Bittenger contInoe, tI,"r s1t..
treasurer. Elders: Freeman O,.'s y, |,
more, and j. b. McCullongS y,
Castle Presbytery, were eieetsS ,.n.. o.
clerks. '''ea NHn
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
At HIS Odd Hama

William J. jerks, Of Phll..,.,,
Was In this city yesiertsy. Mr. N
10 eon OF the late JUICE J,,I1
Bucks County, Pa. and a brolS,1
law of the Hon. Alexander Rams,
5t Paul, MINI. He was ,dncsiI
the late John BulIock's school nj
city NJ Ninth aud T4tpsll s'fstp
also 81 that Of the Rev Samuel A a
ley. The John Bullock nsmed va
father OF Charles Bullock OF The o.,
Bullock h Orenshsw. OF Phllait 4
and Of DR.. William X pullock, Of
city. For many years Mr. Jety
been an officer OF the phladtipa,
lege OF Pharmacy.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
EDITION.
Poor Trustees.

A. the reassemblina Of the Board Of
Trustees of the Poor yesterday after
noon the solicitor of the board Was au
thorized to prepare . ieleSse by which
the trustees would relieve certain prop
erty OF the treasurer from any hrst lien
held by the board through bonds givsn
by the treasurer for the faithful per
formance of his duties. This action
was necessary in order that clear title
might be given 70 the lands In question.
mhs folio wing resolution WAS adopted
on motion Of Mr.. Williams:
"Rsso we'd, That the Governor be re-
guested 10 recall indigent insane per.
sons now maintained IN any institution
outside tie State, by the Trustees OF the
Poor OF this county, and have them
placed tn this ius 'itudon."
An order was direGtsd TO be drawn In
favor Of John Davis for 81 500 on rating
contract.
Toe committee on Accounts reported
favorably on the following bilt: Out
door ailowanoes-Blackb $58 25;
Chrtstisna, S27 81; Bsandywine, $l04 60;
P,uoader, Si30.25; AppcQuinimink,
$135.61; MIN Greek, $35 IS; White Clsv
Creek, Sl68 70: New CASTLE, $l2S.50,
Rad Lien, Se7 80; st. Georges. S2'5 rs;
Whining 4 ton, $277 %. Total, 81 ,378 rs.
Miscellapeous-Lobde Oar Wheel
Company, S72.63; Heisler B Mcbride,
$1l0; Remington Machine Company
81 Ii; Charles Warner Company, coal,
SEAL SO: Charles Warner Company, fine
clay, 81; Phillips & Kane, gasoline,
Sl3l 66; Telephone Company, $43.1o
News Publishing Company 30 10; Every
Evening Printing Company, 6l4 Is
payroll, f57 lis; tressurer's talary
$l25; John b Taylor. bread, 1882 20
Weiis Brothers, beef, $34l ID; EisiDg &
Lauge, salt meats. S138..S; George W.
Bee 500, mutton, t93 90; James Shellen.
der, butter, Sl34 75; Hart Brothers,
hams, S. 40; George W. Gray, groceries
81, 230 90; Gold Spring Ice and Goal
Company, ioe, Sl27.5C; Il SoDdheimer,
clothing $l29 as; NJ J. Doughsrty, ory
goods, $2zs AZ; P. Monaghan, shoes,
$1o5 Of; q. q. Dnbell, hats, q; Il. X.
Watson, drugs, S284 0E; j. Christy <
Sop, tobacco, $lG0; Plat q Elk.utou,
-four and feed, SlO8.92; Lewis rruax,
oats, $lS7 rs; j. X. hArman, oats,
$35 VI; Ja'oD Davis, straw, $25 50; j
Il. Wnite & bro, fertilizsrs, $40; b G
Simmons Il Bro, lumber, $n.01: j. V
Carlisle &; Co., hArd~are, Sl53,6l; A
Cham bers, tinware, $95, 81; X. W. Bir
ME Il Son, straight jackets, e23. %; Fiis
& Alimon, carriage repairs, Sl3 ~; Ii
d. Hickman, harness, $50 40; U. p
DAVIS. Il O5; tots!, 90, $50 "a; total. in
clu1ing Oui-door allowances, ~ Oo3 Oh
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
III II Fiddemans Death

Colonel II. Fiddeman, President OF
the First National Bank Of Milford Della.
ware did yesterday morning, aged 80
years. He was born IN Kent county, Della.
ware, ior many years was an extensive
dealer in grain and lumber, and was
kr own rs the largest slave holder in Dea.
ware. lie was president Of the junction
u Brsakw ater Railroad, when 1t was
first built, aud " as also president of the
Milford Steamboat Company.
He was member of the State Senate (, T
three terms He was lifelong democrat
He was member of the Presbyterian
Church. He serv, d Delaware AS com.
mise ioIer at the Centennial celeb alto ,
in Philadelphia, In 1871. One child, the
widow OF tie late Dr. Mark u. LotaLd,
survives him
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
HARRY HART,
yAE q. Y. CLOTHING ME-. %,
no. SIG Market Strees.
Nj Ans ii alb, fSU4lUk,

Nj Ans ii EIIL's rUIluk.
UNITED STATES Oy fNERIOA, DIsrRi CT Oh
DELAWARE 50.
WHeRsks: r Lbsl has beep hlo,, IN The
M9rlet Court OF the United 5tate5 0I
America ffr the ID It'iot Of delaware, on the
- h day Of cUober.tn ihe year OF our Lord
ono taousars sight tuLdrad and eighty.
seven, J Eraofid A ytnGsgrft, ITectorf
In bch2t uf illiam rs ih0n a. ~ 3 met IN q
steamer John W nsribK, nor tornituro
tack'7 aud apparel In cacse Of contract
civ ANA nA-atirue; aud prayiaS the usuai
pHc a. ard monitor ~ he Co1rt, that ali
stsOns iLteiestod In the raid steamer. hor
tAukio, apparel a c !nlnl.u;e, may be oltod
y answer the prOress sd Hli due prooee d
lhHs otlps had thst the sEms may he co
creto 10 Ia to'a, A"d bns proceeds thereof be
sls'rIbutel Rcs riding so law. Jnerefo Q, IN
pu saAi o. ~ said mon,tion. uI der tho soal
~ sA,o Curt 70 ms directed ana del ,ve'ed
90 ho'ety Riye no ics ge Iersliy unto ali
pers'ls ieF'nS, or prStcIdinY TO have any
eh tie tr l;stts u ere n 20 APPEAR DO
iCIe no saiI court, at the city Of Whining
toh, 81 SAL UhU ~, tha oh day Of No
ven or, n. g. 1897, at 10 O'Clock In tho fore
uoo", thtn sni u ere 10 suswer Baid hbe /
snu 10 LII ts 0 Their a-j!ey att s in that ponAlf
CTt aNLkS nj. pkWLis,
u. >. Msrthsll, I istrict o: DslaWsre
Bradford a VaEdeHrift.
oH 0t ftccGor for Lipelant
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Important sJecisiop.

Oae Of the most interesting aue i'm
poItapt cases ever tried In this State
has Just been Geoiaed in the Couit OF
Errors and Appeals At Dcvtr-the case
sf Ferris Giles vs the DiAno ond Stats
Iron Company. TIE Court Of Appeal Ia
has unanimously sustained the Judg
ment Of the court below, bolding tnal
the plaintiff, Giles, Is eutititd TO 70
cover.
The case Was tried at the last Febru.
AIRY term OF the Superior Court OF New
Castle County by IA special jury snd
uoement rendered ia favor Of Giies IOI
50. COO.
rhe suit was brought to recover
damages for injuries sustained hy the
isi ling OF n mill In course vi erection by
the Diamond Stale Iron Company.
Tho trial lasted nearly q week, and nj
the tine excited great pubhc Interest,
As many questions u law, involving
three other cases, viz those OF VIII
liam A Sin.x, John u. Goldman
ana Allied Downward, which are 10 bt
tried a. the November term.
The court bolds that the peri ON who
allows an unsafe or detective building
10 be erected ON his land Is liable for Bl
injuries to wofkmen or employees eB'
gagged upon IL.
Liability for the erection Of hptaft
buildings and the assun ptlon OF risk BY
worknen engaged theIeupon wtIe iol
the arst time raised aud argued beioI,
the Courte Of this Stste.
The case WAS fully argued, both In
tho Court below, md IN the Court o
Errors and appeals, by the Hon. George
Gray and Loyi O. Bird, Etq,, for Giles
and the Hon. Cpsrles b. Lore aOo
George b. Bates, Esq srd + ward Il
Brad lord, ESQ. for the Diamond Stat,
Iroa Company.
This case hually determines a situi
lar case bIou. n by WLlitm Gosssu
against the said company for nke IN
juries received by the fall Of the SAID
building. 1t also hxes The legal liza
bilities OF the rsid company.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Reform naeStiass.

A constitutional reform meeting viii
be he'd at st Georges this evening by
the cttizens of III Lion ard EasE b.
Georges HUI drs1s. Ii will be address
cd by Anthony Higgins, E.Q., ard
others.
L Irving HaDdy and others will sd
dress a meesing at smyrna tc.morrow
evening.
A. Kentoo, Ee!ton and Magnolia, In
Kent County, mettinss VIII also be
held.
In tits city 10 morrow evening, Will
lard salisbury, Jr, Willard Hal Pot.
ter and j. Frank Ball, Esq.., will sd.
dress q nesting In The Oid Academy,
n nth ward.
The citizens OF the Twelfth wsId will
meet at the Iesidence of j. j. GallaG her,
At Fourth aud Scot. s,r,eis, to muErow
evening, for reform.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Kew N,DnuGtI

Wilmington Oour Gil, An erInsn Ne.
chanics, WAS insti. utd on Nondsy
night ~ Mechanics Hall. TIE Council
starts under very favorable circum.
stances, having all books, teal ard par
spbernata The charter will remain
open tor a short tine, end those wish.
Ing 10 join for 81 can have ap oppor.
unity. 1he following is the list of
officers: @ ID. w Bisseile; V @, 3. A.
Hous'; x g., 5smurl T. Rseves; A X.
8, Wm. Wye; r, 8 JAS. Dsyis; 4
McRsuo.d Warner; lad, II. II. w neat.
ley; Ex., j. NJ Bazsr; 1. F., III. De.
shaze; . =, T p LNne.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
The Artists III Gia.s,

Nine. Ap0erson's glass blowers trew
Aa)Iher large audieHcs last ever ing
AMI toe laGI's' couisst resulted in favor
Of Aiss A. BetTIa Professor ju&a, in
addition To his work NJ arlisGc gia.s
blowing, il about rerisctipg v1ry im-
portant Invention in telsgrsI hiEg. TIE
exhibition viii be ope1 but three II ore
nights, and during tia. tine some very
hands ms pTcseltA will be given To the
visItCrs, III addition 20 tho magDlfcsnt
aricIes that will be contested tUr
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
0hANP d CO.
time: there's over a thousand
garments to look through.

time; there's over a thousand
garments to look through.
Styles this year prettler
than ever.
Broken Plaids, Stripes
and Plain Goats and Wraps
in cloth and Jersey. So, So.
50, So. So, 81 and S., remar
kable. No u PIT h Galley,
styles, the Sow priced gar
ments cut as we'll as the
high. Oaly difference IN
quality.
Raglsns are becoming pop.
ular. No wonder they are
becoming See ours at $40
and $l3.
Buy your seal cloth Wraps
and Coats early. You'll get
better material /; SIT and
S25.
Come early in the day.
Our reduced Carpets are
going. Think Of Ingram,
pretty styles, so cents, and
the very best all-wool, Is
cents.
Five Frame Body Brus.
sells, Si.35 and SI.a5 down
to 81, with borders.
The best Tapestry Brus.
sells, Smiths (lo wire) Rox.
bury and Stinson, down from
90 cents to Is cents. Ask
Tor these makes when yor
come, not always these low
prlceS.
Little boys Suits a n &
overooats for winter are nov
here; we sell cnly Smith
Gray & Co.'s, which have tht
patent waistbends-easy OF
boys, easy on suits
Overcoate, a pretty brok'
en- plaid, ulstert with caps
cut io good style, as low a.
So so. Suits from $3.50 up
We have added to oul
line of alI-wool Red Under
wear for men at Is cents;
splendid article in red WOO
tor lat les at IS cents, worti
before 81. Bright reds ane
good quality. Our red un
derwear is not surpassed.
Look at our assortment o
Gilbett's all-wool plaid ores
fabrics at SO cents. Y o,
never saw better.
The King ia Blanke
s5.
WN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
saie OF Houses AL d Lon

Owen Travnor will sell at puo.ss
at The action rooms of l. W sdlar
Son on Saturday afternoon, 81 80
clock, very desirable dwelling y
Delaware avenue, with al. mclrt
provemen's, also, brick store sud d
ling at tle corner OF Tenth and PJ
streets, and the two story brck dvt,
adjoining Also lots On GDpn ave.
and on Sixteenth street AID Wood.
avenue. Pers ms wishing 70 !4Yes. no
In real estate will find this an tserl
opportunity to do so aivar sseO7m
the terms will be easy, FJt ls,.a.
see advertisement,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Death OF = Veteran .Ion

,o1a, ahom.s nn,. M Coleman, for m,,,
.ocsi editor OF the Public L,i,r
widely known "a "Nsmpl. - !"
Iniisaelphia on Weduestsy. MI
o.'., illness Mr. Colem an ioos N
OF the local department OF tssf.|
about forty FIVE years sso, a. d n, !
time had only one rep l,T., ~ ~ Y
him; He continued a. loo, N
uuhi about two years ,go, vbsr /.
retired on full Day On &c ;oup, Nh y
vsuciog years. A few noun, y
was married to q young el,l ,ss'
been acting 81 HE nurte. N, ~,
was In the 60 h ytar OF t,ss,.
was bt IN In Ktni County, Ma Nd
sided some years In BAlI.uo,t IN
nc removed TO K klon, where h,
lished q paper for several yesr,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Rnilaing i,nuro,ernant.

The lot AT tte corner Of Eighth auc
Poplar s.reets Is 81 last to De tullt on
IL has heeG pugchssad ty Misc Maggie
McdarrltS, al C proGLd was broken y.s-
to-day Tor The cellar. The Ee~ tuuding
Will DO d t.Iee s:ury brick ore, and VIII
be credit 10 taa nei Sh hborhood. Ii viii
be completed as coon "a pcesible anc
occopiec by It's owner g. q trim mir q
S'nrt. Archie Reed Las the ccDtIac; Tor
the br!Ck work.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
skaIi Fractured.

Patrick Geunirg hud map usne9
Psiker, enp Dyes af the Dslnea,e Iron
Works IN NV Castie, engaged III a
fight between Z and 8 o'clock iasI even
lns over n pair Of hand feathers. Par.
ker ssiZ d piece OF Iron aud struck
Ienoiag over the heal, fracturios hig
skull. Or. BE ~art was called .p, aud
found the naL's ipjuri,s very SERIOUS.
Up 10 midnight Parker could rot be
found, s'thool b the police ere looking
for him to arrest htm.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Refused To sell,

II Is generally considered that u
Htll, Of Bisck bird Huudnt, wN
mistske In refusing to ttll or its'
part Of his farm at a ressonst pdu
Philadelphia parties who WisbN
opso an ir, n ui1s on II. qAeJ h
since leassd q large tract h6ar G.
boro, Nd. en- the Delaware std Ci'
paakA @ailrnad, ard are prtpsrpI
give employment to snuube' 0! q
oIHck uiId tLeteiurs mirstd . i
Grange for business th.t may W, q:
again for a long tims
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Horssn txscoYarad

Two horaes belonging to the Kifkman
Coach ard Livery Company, that dts
appeared from Conrad Cripple, near
Nespors, Ab1 ut week ago. were dis
covered esteIday morning Ia the pcs.
session OF farmer some seven uiles
above Wtst Chester They ! sd ,v IDENTITY
been rio den of by some scouDdiels and
then turned loose ON the road " hon the
farmer 20 K them rp.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
A Strong Grip.

The theme for the period
-Overco .ts. We hold a
hrm grasp Oh the trade ior
'hem, and won't let up on it
The completeness and cheap
ness of our stock hold think
ing people to us.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Att the . cademy nf Mus.c.

L oder lbe Gaslighl" sstll COR tin ues
TO draw good au1t nCes al the Acateuy y
Of ihueic. Tae scenery is vary aue sud
the mechanical effects arc eq1al 10 spy
ever presented In this city.
Fl, G MJnet's company Will srpsar
the dist three nights OF r"xt we"k and
present VIII Careton's "Xtka"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Els Recovery Uoubtfu,,

A few days before the appearance OF
the McNisb, Johnson & SlavIu Min,
s;Eels IN this city, W. b. Mslcom, THE
treasurer OF the company, was tax, I'll
IN BA timore. The ply VINO was
called in pronoun ced hts aiir!ent iy
ptoid malaria AS Maicom liyt. IL
Chicago, he wes removed to tho L ni
vtrs.ty Hospital. Tie doctor says tnsl
his recovery Is very douoliul, and LLal
NO has Ii hopes Of II.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-27
Ann1nsr i.eto,n M.el.ns

The n nth vard k.eahiictts ns' '. .
ptsnt NJ Pbinp Amoo a. Eti.,'
ruu Ee1id street, At or'hl ~ :,
favor OF o eonsstlnt!onAl c1h''s"
James Lynn tas ,itcfsi pit'i''T,t.,,'', =,
Harry Hoffman secfe sr' T. 's.'a@, ", !
were adopted and an executive c,a. !.
tse sppo,nted. AnCthr h'sI,t ID
bs he'd q, tie same pace " j 49,
evening a. 8 O'oinck.